You may not have heard about the amazing work of Evolve Health Mentors but they really should be on your radar. Education’s best kept secret Evolve Health Mentors are inspiring and motivational role models who are specifically trained to improve
My mum currently works in a large primary school as a Pastoral Manager. Her career journey went from volunteering in a school for a few hours per week to working as a part-time Learning Support Assistant, full time Teaching Assistant,
According to this DfE study, the emotional wellbeing of students is a better predictor of their academic success than their socio-economic status. So what if I told you that I could offer your teaching support staff a fully funded training
The ESFA have almost certainly taken 0.5% of your annual wage bill from your budget and the only way for you to recoup this funding is to train your workforce using new apprenticeship courses. HOWEVER, THERE IS A PROBLEM Just
You probably have an excellent teaching assistant or learning mentor who is an amazing role model for your more challenging pupils. BUT… Is this person trained sufficiently? Have you clearly mapped out their career progression at your school? Do you
I know mental health issues are in the news a lot at the moment so what can I do about this and is it really at no cost? Step 1 – Read this leaflet Step 2 – Share it with
As a school governor, I know that school budgets are very tight and so implementing anything in school that requires extra cash can be difficult. I also know that it has never been more important for schools to get the
You will very soon be able to put your apprenticeship levy to good use. A distinct lack of relevant apprenticeship standards for schools means that most schools have been frustrated about the funds been taken from the already tight budgets.
No Limits (UK) Charitable Trust is a new charity that has been established to support children, young people and adults coping with disadvantage and disability across the UK and has offered its support to Project HE:RO.
You may have read some of the startling press reports around a recent British Journal of Sports Medicine paper which highlight the following key findings:
Hot on the heels of Project HE:RO which supports primary schools throughout England and Wales, Evolve has now successfully launched a programme designed to address a number of challenges faced by secondary schools.
Hot on the heels of the new BBC TV gangster series set in post war Small Heath in the 1920s, Peaky Blinders, thousands of Birmingham schoolchildren are taking to their bikes in an attempt to raise funds in an altogether more charitable and legal fashion.
Over the years Evolve has earned a reputation for consistently delivering high quality programmes using excellent members of staff who are great ambassadors for themselves and the organisation
A core element of Project HE:RO is individual or small group mentoring. One very effective tool that Health Mentors may use within these sessions is Pause Button Therapy (PBT).
An urban poet has become the latest addition to the team of high profile Evolve ambassadors which also includes Kimberley Walsh, Tom Cleverley and DJ Danny Howard
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Evolve: A Social Impact Company is pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with Hotel La Tour, the new hotel chain who have recently opened their first operation in Birmingham Eastside.
The third and final day of the staff conference began with some physical activity in a session called ‘know your outcomes’.
On the second day of Evolve’s Staff Conference keynote speaker Chris Daffy led a talk titled ‘customer experience management’
The second day of the Evolve Staff Conference began with a session led by keynote speaker, Chris Daffy. This talk was titled ‘customer experience management’ and was attended by everyone at the conference.